With flowers in a vast range of colours and patterns, emu bush delights gardeners and wildlife alike.

Peonies are coveted for their beauty but are also famously temperamental. In our November issue, Jennifer Stackhouse reveals the secrets to cultivating these herbaceous flowers and showcases some stunning varieties.

These silvery-foliaged shrubs with their dainty pastel flowers complement sun-loving plants of any colour.

Waratahs are iconic wildflowers, and their striking blooms can bring the same magic to the home garden.

With trailing stems and vibrant tubular flowers, lipstick plant is a striking addition to any indoor collection.

With their velvety leaves and signature star-shaped blooms, flannel flowers add a touch of magic to the landscape. In the September issue, Angus Stewart profiles this native treasure and has some suggestions for how to use it.

Delicious and full of antioxidants, blueberries are easy to grow once you know the basics. In the September issue, Phil Dudman writes that choosing the right variety for your climate is crucial to growing these plants successfully.

A highlight of winter? The arrival of bare-rooted plants in garden centres and online nurseries! Discover some top varieties to grow this season.

With their structural forms, colourful winter blooms and drought hardiness, aloes tick all the boxes for the perfect garden plant. In the August issue of our magazine, horticulturist Claire Bickle reveals 10 of her favourites.

Buying bare-rooted plants – dormant and leafless deciduous shrubs and trees sold without soil around their roots – can be a smart choice for gardeners. Steve Falcioni answers some common bare-rooted plant questions.

Our month-by-month guide to planting and growing beautiful roses.

Winter looks different depending on where you are in the country but there’s always something on show. In the July issue, Stephen Ryan introduces some flowering beauties to bring colour and scent to the winter garden.